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Henry Nicholls to lead New Zealand A in India

Henry Nicholls to lead New Zealand A in India

| @indiablooms | 07 Sep 2017, 03:02 pm
Christchurch, Sept 7 (IBNS): Cricketer Henry Nicholls is all set to lead New Zealand A squad to their India tour.

New Zealand A will play  two First Class matches and five One Day matches in India later this month.

"There will be only one change in the 15-man squad for the different formats, with Jeet Raval being replaced by Glenn Philips following the First Class fixtures," the New Zealand Cricket said in a statement.

Selector and Manager for the tour, Gavin Larsen, said the NZ A programme is critical to preparing players for international cricket.

“Going into a significantly different environment to that of the New Zealand domestic scene is a huge opportunity to promote player growth,” said Larsen.


Full squad:

Henry Nicholls (c) - Canterbury (25 years old)

Todd Astle - Canterbury (30)

Tom Blundell (Wkt) - Wellington (27)

Tom Bruce - Central Districts (26)

Lockie Ferguson - Auckland (26)

Matt Henry - Canterbury (25)

Scott Kuggeleijn - Northern Districts (25)

Colin Munro - Auckland (30)

Glenn Phillips* (Wkt) - Auckland (20)
Seth Rance - Central Districts (30)

Jeet Raval* - Auckland (28)

Tim Seifert (Wkt) - Northern Districts (22)

Ish Sodhi - Northern Districts (24)

Sean Solia - Auckland (24)

George Worker - Central Districts (28)

Will Young - Central Districts (24)

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